How the LDS immigrant community in Los Angeles launched a grassroots response to ICE raids

When federal agents swarmed Los Angeles, immigrant-heavy LDS congregations went to work protecting the vulnerable among them.

Hundreds gather for 2nd day of anti-ICE protests in downtown Los Angeles

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in downtown Los Angeles for a second day of protests against the Trump administration’s ...

Contributor: Los Angeles is sabotaging itself on housing

The city's chronic housing shortage is not for lack of technical capacity or earnest speeches but due to political leaders' ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

Karen Bass: Los Angeles can’t turn back now on homelessness progress

For the first time since Los Angeles began tracking homelessness, the number of unhoused Angelenos has fallen for two consecutive years — including a drop in street homelessness. This decline marks a ...

Protesters clash with federal agents in downtown Los Angeles

A large crowd clashed with federal agents after thousands of protesters marched through downtown Los Angeles Friday to ...
The Poynter Institute for Media Studies

In Los Angeles, a news outlet ‘superbloom’ is emerging

Five outlets have launched in five months in a city whose paper of record, the Los Angeles Times, has downsized considerably ...
Eater LA on MSN

Inside Los Angeles’s British Food Invasion

Three new restaurants in town make the case for bangers and mash, battered fish, and glistening meat pies ...